The Fall River in the fall is always a favorite, and a lot of days in November are super good good fishing and often a lot less folks on the river. 
Blue Wing Olive hatches are now the predominate afternoon hatch, but don’t count out seeing PMD and Mahogany Duns this week. Add Amber Caddis #12-14 and some good Midge activity and that adds up to be a cycle of many things the fish will eat throughout the day as nymphs, emergers, adults and in some cases egg layers. 
Eggs, Mops, Jig Streamers, Rainbow Warriors, Caddis Pupa (try the Prairie Doggin’ Pupa) and a good selection of Perdigons in Brown and Olive body colors especially. We’ve had good fishing at the Headwaters and the Tubes so remember the Fall River is more expansive that the Fish Hatchery area.